SAN FRANCISCO, UNITED STATES: Steve Jobs, CEO of Apple Computer unveils a new titanium G4 Powerbook with a 15.2 inch screen during his keynote address at the MacWorld Expo in San Francisco,CA, 09 ...

A software developer has proven it is possible to run a modern LLM on old hardware like a 2005 PowerBook G4, albeit nowhere near the speeds expected by consumers.

Later that year, Apple released a 17-inch version of the iMac G4 with a 16:10 aspect ratio. The problem with the new design was realized when the 20-inch version became available in 2003.

In the late 1970s, two Steves founded Apple Computer, Inc, ... the most notable thing about the PowerBook G4 was its 2006 rebranding to a name that we're all familiar with — the MacBook Pro.

This era saw the release of the white MacBook, the first iPod, and what I won’t hesitate to call Apple’s coolest computer design, the iMac G4. This period of Apple design also clearly inspired ...

The first Mac notebook based on an Intel processor, the 15-in. MacBook Pro delivered up to four times the performance of the PowerBook G4. Apple released a 17-in. model a few months later. MacBook ...

This computer was sold by Apple between 2001 and 2006. Adored by many, the Computer Clan YouTube channel was able to show a rare look at a 17-inch PowerBook G4 prototype.

Fun fact: my favorite Mac notebook ever made is the 2003 12″ PowerBook G4. PowerBook, meet MacBook Pro. Apple discontinued the PowerBook family in 2006 when they began the transition to Intel ...

Either download with another computer and transfer to your PPC Mac, or visit the page using Safari on the PowerBook, and click the link to TenFourFox Downloader.

Apple has revealed its first Mac computers powered by chips of its own design. In June, the company announced it would transition away from the Intel processors it had used since 2006.

Apple has revealed its first Mac computers powered by chips of its own design. In June, the company announced it would transition away from the Intel processors it had used since 2006.

Apple’s breakup with Intel has begun.. Apple unveiled a new series of Mac computers on Tuesday that use processors it created for the first time. Since 2005, Apple has relied on Intel to make ...